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When Prince Harry<\/a> and Meghan Markle<\/a> asked to pull back on their royal duties the request was declined, and as a result, they pulled back completely with one royal expert saying the late Queen Elizabeth II made a mistake<\/a> because she was badly advised.<\/p>\n Five years later, it appears the decision is being revisited,<\/a> and it\u2019s possible Harry and Meghan may rejoin the Royal Family<\/a> in a more official capacity with royal expert Ian Pelham Turner<\/a> saying this would create a united front with the Sussexes acting as royal ambassadors in the US, broadening the reach of the monarchy.<\/p>\n Mr. Pelham Turner, a former royal photographer<\/a>, said: \u201cThey would be far better off with a secure and united Royal Family, both American and British, which would be the most fabulous combination of the lot.\u201d<\/p>\n Pelham Turner pondered what Harry and Meghan’s return to the fold would look like, painting a picture for us.<\/p>\n He said: \u201cI wonder whether or not Harry and Meghan as royals, established royals again, could have a pivotal role in America, that would be really putting out a royal message in America.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Harry<\/a> and Meghan<\/a> resigned as senior working royals in 2020 and have been living in the US since then with their two children, Prince Archie<\/a>, 6 and Princess Lilibet<\/a>, 4.<\/p>\n Since they are no longer working on behalf of the Royal Family<\/a>, conducting engagements that benefit British charities, they are not allowed to use their HRH or royal titles in terms of work purposes because it would result in personal gain.<\/p>\n Harry still continues to spearhead Invictus Games, a sports competition for injured veterans that takes place every other year, but does so as a private citizen. Also, he pursues humanitarian initiatives like traveling to foreign countries and meeting with officials, also as a private citizen.<\/p>\n If Harry and Meghan were to resume some of their royal duties, in a part-time capacity, possibly they could support the Royal Family and pursue personal initiatives, independent of one another, similar to what Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Sussex, did when they were first married<\/a>, summing up what Pelham Turner is suggesting.<\/p>\n DON’T MISS: <\/strong><\/p>\n Prince Harry’s ‘charm offensive’ plan to rehabilitate image exposed<\/a><\/strong>
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